Arlington and Irving are two of the largest cities in the DFW metro and among its most diverse in property type and age, from Las Colinas's Class-A commercial towers and high-end Irving residential to Arlington's mix of 1960s through 1980s neighborhoods, entertainment district properties, and dense multi-family housing near UTA. Both cities have active storm histories and a large commercial market that requires restoration contractors who can work at scale.
A significant portion of Arlington's residential market was built between 1960 and 1990, the same aging-systems profile as Richardson and Lewisville: galvanized plumbing, original slab construction, and roofing that has been patched rather than replaced. The 2025 DFW hailstorm hit Arlington hard, and its position in the western part of the metro means it catches the leading edge of storm systems moving in from the west. Entertainment district properties near Globe Life Field and AT&T Stadium have large commercial roof exposure and complex ownership.
Las Colinas has some of the most concentrated Class-A commercial office and hospitality inventory in the DFW metro. Water damage in multi-story commercial buildings, whether from a burst sprinkler line, a rooftop HVAC failure, or a plumbing stack leak, travels vertically through floors rapidly and affects multiple tenants. We work with building engineers, property managers, and ownership groups on these jobs.
Arlington has significant apartment inventory near UT Arlington, and Irving's Valley Ranch and Heritage District neighborhoods range from 1980s construction through recent development. Valley Ranch properties near the Elm Fork of the Trinity have creek drainage exposure during heavy rain.
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